Raleigh is set for a week of unsettled weather, with severe thunderstorms and flash floods. Winds may disrupt activities today, while a 100% chance of rain is expected Monday.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and showers for the upcoming week in Raleigh, with high temperatures and potential for heavy rain and frost.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of showers and cool temperatures for Raleigh, NC, with possible heavy rain Sunday into Monday, and a frost warning Tuesday night.

Forecast by the National Weather Service predicts heavy rains in Raleigh, NC, with a chance of localized flooding and a sharp temperature drop early next week.

Raleigh's weather forecast includes cloudy skies and mild temperatures, with intermittent rain chances throughout the week and warmer temperatures toward the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mostly sunny day for Raleigh, NC, with a high near 69°F and gusty winds, followed by a partly cloudy evening with temperatures in the low 40s.

NCDOT held "Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day," NCDMV's self-service kiosk program hit 25,000 users, and two bridges were dedicated to fallen officers.

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Raleigh forecast warns of overcast morning, potential showers, and strong evening thunderstorms with an enhanced risk of severe weather, including possible tornadoes.

Raleigh, NC forecast: Partly sunny, near 80°F today, chance of showers tonight. Severe thunderstorms possible Monday with high winds and hail. Calmer weather midweek, warmer towards weekend, 30% chance of showers Friday night.

The National Weather Service warns of severe weather in Raleigh, NC, on Monday, with high chances of rain and storms, potentially including hail and tornadoes.

The National Weather Service warns Raleigh residents of increased fire danger due to high temperatures, low humidity, and winds, resulting in a state ban on open burning.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh issued a frost advisory and increased fire danger warning for Central North Carolina due to low temperatures and dry conditions.